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NIWA Manukau Science and Technology Fair Prize Giving Ceremony NIWA Manukau Science and Technology Fair Prize Giving Ceremony Tuesday, 18 August 2015 Mission Heights Junior College Theater 7 to 9 pm Welcome Catherine Hunter Convenor's Address Catherine Hunter Science Scholar, University of Auckland speaker Jake Martin Presentation of Category Prizes Prize sponsors Musical Interlude MHJC students Presentation of Special Awards Prize sponsors Presentation of the Premier Award Ken Becker, NIWA Closing Catherine Hunter Your prize money comes in the form of a cheque which is found in your envelope. Please cash all cheques by December 31, 2015. 1 Sponsor's Message NIWA again has the pleasure of congratulating students, parents, teachers and supporters who have worked so hard to ensure the success of the 2015 NIWA Manukau Science & Technology Fair. NIWA has a core interest in promoting science generally and science careers for young New Zealanders, and the Manukau Fair is one of the key ways we promote this interest in the region. Science & Technology Fairs provide a great chance for students to actively participate in science projects. The enthusiasm is clear to see and the Fairs give an opportunity for students to gain recognition for excellence and innovation. Across the country thousands of students have been involved in researching, constructing, and presenting exhibits. Participation in Science & Technology Fairs is on its own a powerful learning tool. It should also be fun. Naturally, NIWA hopes that many of the students exhibiting at this year’s Fair will go on to careers in science. The future achievements of our young scientists and technologists will lead the way in growing New Zealand’s prosperity and in maintaining, restoring and caring for our remarkable environment. NIWA is the main sponsor of the Waikato, Auckland City, Manukau, Wellington and Bay of Plenty – Science & Technology Fairs. This sponsorship is part of our long-term commitment to enhancing science and technology for young New Zealanders. Thank you to the Kiwanis, judges, schools and all other sponsors for their commitment and support in promoting the NIWA Manukau Science & Technology Fair. Without your contributions and dedication this exciting science event for the students would not happen. Dr Julie Hall NIWA Education Manager 2 Convenor's Report Welcome to our special guests of tonight's event, the successful young scientists from across the Manukau region. I would also like to extend a warm welcome to family members, teaching professionals, judges and sponsors. The students will appreciate you being here to see them receive their well-deserved accolades. As I look around the room, I see a lot of well-presented school uniforms, neat hair and nervous faces, especially on the girls (which I would like to point out makes up more than half the award winners). This is certainly a shift from the stereotypical scientist. You know, the one of the old man in a white coat with wild hair and goofy glasses? It is really encouraging to see so many students dissolving the stereotype, proving that just because you are young doesn't mean you aren't a forward thinking scientist. Growing up, I didn't have an amazing opportunity quite like this. It was possibly a good thing, because if my ideas were up against yours back then, I wouldn't stand a chance! We had almost 200 projects this year, the majority in the year 7 and 8 categories. You should feel proud of what you have accomplished and at such a young age. The judges made several comments about the high caliber of projects from such young scientists. They were especially amazed by how personalized the scientific questions and technological designs were. Continue to advance society's understanding of science and technology with your imagination and curiosity in the future. While students have been poking around the science lab, there has been a lot of work going on behind the scenes. I would like to recognize the outstanding efforts of the Committee members. Without these dedicated individuals we wouldn't be able to pull off such a fantastic event. Thanks is also due to the Kiwanis Club of Papaptoetoe, Manurewa High School and the MHJC Family and Friends for their assistance. The Committee and I are also truly grateful for the time given by the students' teachers, mentors and the judges. Your encouragement and feedback allows us to recognize so many future leaders in science and technology. Just a tip – make sure you get the students' autographs before they leave, just in case they become famous one day. Finally, thank you to our sponsors for their continued financial support. NIWA and Storage King, Botany North continue to be our major sponsors. This year we have added two sponsors, the Auckland Science Teachers Association and Auckland Transport. To end, I would like to leave you with a quote from one of those old men who wore a white coat and had wild hair – Albert Einstein: “To raise new questions, new possibilities, to regard old problems from a new angle, requires creative imagination and marks real advance in science”. I think he sums up what we are here to celebrate this evening – don't you? Congratulations everyone. Catherine Hunter Convenor 3 Presentation of Category Awards Category 1 – Years 7 and 8 Living World Category 2 – Years 7 and 8 Physical and Sponsored by Wai Shing Ltd. Material World Sponsored by Gunac South Auckland GME Ltd. Presented by Liz Palmer, Committee member, Presented by Robyn Mekkelholt, Owner, Gunac on behalf of Wai Shing Ltd South Auckland GME Ltd. FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE Zoe Musham Aaron Jackson Poo Poo Poo: Manure and its ability to make How to keep your eggs in eggcellent condition plants grow Elim Christian College Somerville Intermediate School SECOND PLACE SECOND PLACE Grace Chang Isabelle Fox Mac Nap Use It or Lose It Somerville Intermediate School Somerville Intermediate School THIRD EQUAL THIRD PLACE Hope Bailey Amber Kouwenhoven Sugar, Oh Honey Honey! Alpaca Alchemy Elim Christian College Somerville Intermediate School THIRD EQUAL HIGHLY COMMENDED Graeme Gobey Nikita Borrie YiQi. Flying Dinosaur? Raising Radishes Somerville Intermediate School Clevedon School HIGHLY COMMENDED HIGHLY COMMENDED Emma Jorgensen Philippa Schaefer Vitamin C Does Colour Affect Appetite? Saint Kentigern College Maraetai Beach School HIGHLY COMMENDED HIGHLY COMMENDED Jessica Haworth Ashley Tan Up in Flames A Toy for All Paws? Somerville Intermediate School Somerville Intermediate School HIGHLY COMMENDED HIGHLY COMMENDED Alex Coleman-Chaiman Alysa Lai Too Slow No Go Oh No 'Brain' Man's Computer Pukekohe Intermediate School Somerville Intermediate School 4 Presentation of Category Awards Category 3 – Years 7 and 8 Category 4 – Years 7 and 8 Intermediate Environmental Science / Planet Earth Consumer Science and Beyond Jointly sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs of Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Papatoetoe Shamrock and Drury Presented by John Bell, Past President, Presented by Dean Tohill, President, Kiwanis Kiwanis Club of Papatoetoe Club of Shamrock FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE Ethan McCormick Danielle Mayer Mangemangeroa Medical Margarine or Waterine Somerville Intermediate School Saint Kentigern College SECOND PLACE SECOND PLACE Blake Fryer Aiden Iqbal Biodegradable Soft Baits or not? Cool Running Pukekohe Intermediate School Somerville Intermediate School THIRD PLACE THIRD PLACE Julianne Buys Xanfira Goulder-Chisholm What's growing on our playground? Lush-ious Locks Maraetai Beach School Saint Kentigern College HIGHLY COMMENDED HIGHLY COMMENDED Zoe Shuker Renee Baird Climate Change? No Stain No Shame Drury School Rosehill Intermediate School HIGHLY COMMENDED Samiya Patel Slurp, Chew or Crunch? Saint Kentigern College HIGHLY COMMENDED Kystal Lal Sanitiser Showdown Howick Intermediate School HIGHLY COMMENDED Ann Cato The Good Sauce Pukekohe Intermediate School 5 Kiwanis Club of Papatoetoe Kiwanis Clubs of Shamrock and Drury Presentation of Category Awards Category 5 – Years 7 to 10 Technology / Category 6 – Years 9 and 10 Living World Innovations Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Waiau Pa-Clarks Sponsored by KP Group Ltd Beach Presented by Neil Pemberton of Presented by Megan Allan, President, Kiwanis KP Group Ltd Club of Waiau Pa-Clarks Beach FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE Michaela Gobey John Yang Ballet Posture Belt Bill Wong Somerville Intermediate School Ryan Ngo Misconception SECOND PLACE Mission Heights Junior College Devin O'Callaghan Smarter Storage SECOND EQUAL Pukekohe Intermediate School Shiwani Prasad Athina Hiep THIRD PLACE Partiality and Prejudice Jake Hoggart Mission Heights Junior College Frost Bite, Yeah Right! Drury School SECOND EQUAL Karen Phung HIGHLY COMMENDED Bridget Ong Isabella Caine Monisha Narayan A Better Banana Box Colour and Memory Pukekohe Intermediate School Alfriston College HIGHLY COMMENDED HIGHLY COMMENDED Ciaran Hanrahan Zhuali Lim Multi-purpose disposable glove dispenser Nageesh Sharma Pukekohe Intermediate School Bee's Colour Sense Howick College HIGHLY COMMENDED Cooper Hart The Herbinator Drury School HIGHLY COMMENDED Joshua van Garderen AutoAqua Elim Christian College 6 Kiwanis Club of Waiau-Pa Clarks Beach Presentation of Category Awards Category 7 – Years 9 and 10 Physical and Category 8 – Years 9 and 10 Environmental Material World Science / Plant Earth and Beyond Sponsored by New Zealand Steel Ltd. Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Papakura Presented by Bruce Cooper, Mechanical Presented by Ewan Beck, Past Gov. NZSP Supervising Engineer District of Kiwanis International FIRST PLACE FIRST PLACE Jojo Coleman-Chaiman Emma Stevens No Whey!
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